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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

ihE announcement that the mother
'oontIy Will send men-of-war to Canada's
"'u udS been confirmed. Further than this
= 1se' oi sassy Canadians invaded the
It''ne hshing grounds and drove the
"uAeeS ashore, aud made them madder n
''' "ehs The citizens rlked the town for
'nu'n 10 blow the invaders out of water
l, NJ could ind none. They did the next
~ ,'Ou'eSt thing aud telegraphed to Warrior
n = at Washington, and now we may
- - the ocean died bright, binding yer,
'''''On with good, fresh English blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01
Interesting to kinsey.
TtlsgruIR 10 Lie RcgiSler.

MANNINGToN, w. VA, January 81
Geo. w. Kinsey WAS hanged in efigy
here last night, by an assemblage of i'll
dignant Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

Browns bronchial TroeAes viii relieve
Bronchitis, Asthma, catarrh. Consumption and
Throat Diseases Thy are ssed aissays rifA eosd
success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

Jos. HAsEsAUER Is selling shoes ut
mark down prices, 70 make room for new
stock at lOl8 Main
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

THE river miners have struck to the
numhrror about 5000, and all will he out
by the middle of the week. The demands,
It's thought, will not be granted on ac.
count OF the state of the trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

FROM all sides comes the warning that it
behooycS Democrats to be careful if they
want To keep West Virginia in line for
l-~-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

JuHN DAHLNAN, q man who had aulaSS-
rd IN immense fortune, and who owned
halt the residence part Of one ward in
Milwaukee, was found hanging in his barn.
Temporary insanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

Ir Is said that thr original BRIGHAM
YuvNG is living mcog in London. Can
the poor unu ali this time have been in
hiding from his numerous wives
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

ALDERMAN G. :. GEArF, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, received intelligence that his
hmilv had just become heirs to an estate
m Holland valued at $40, ODO, OOO. Confsti-
Gated in l1U7. The Dutch Government
his passed bill restoring the estate with
interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

SENATOR XEB VANCE, of North Carroll
M, writes to Senator CAMDEN: What
the devil is the matter with your Demo-
crlis, ANYHOW lisa strange coincidence,
bat tins is Just what nineteen of every
twruty Democrats would like To know,
and they want 10 Know hld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

THERE is said to IN no longer any doubt
that Mr.. MANNING will resign. Mr.
ScurT, OF Pennsylvania, will probably
succeed him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01


AN amendmrndmcnt WAS added to the
Free Pass bill in the House yesterday
making it 4 miSdemcanor to send news
papers To executive and other officers, and
members Of the Legislature unless regu-
Arly subscribed for and paid in advance.
U"od. We move to extend tine operation
ol the bill aS amended.
''ASSEE's Hotel, at Birmingham, was
burned At IN early hour Sunday MORN
ing HENRY $ CHANFRAU, the actor,
aud his wife, who occupied room on the
second hoor, were cut OF by the flames.
C"ANFRAr made a rope of the bed cloth
my and lowered his wife from 4 window to
Tue ground below, afterwards saving him,
sell by sliding down an iron pipe.
MR. GLADSTONE says England can not
De forced into concessions to Ireland and
'u'' The Irish might ~ we'll war against
he''en. Barring his simile, the grand old
H'An Il beyond doubt correct and the only
way Ireland will ever gain her dues is
'n'onSh England 5 innate sense of right and
JSuee, which is poor prospect for the
Emerald Isle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

THE pushing and ilmming for spoils in
the rtucus Of Republican Councilmen last
night leads one to think that the Republic
cans are hungry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

TuE House yesterday passed Delegate
GLEN~uN'S bill making 1t miS,iemranor
To employ boys Hndrr twelve years Of age
in coal miueS work shops, etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

IT may interest DelegIte KINSEY to
know that an asSemblagc of his constitu-
ents hanged him in el6sy at Warrington
the other evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01
IN JERSEY CITY

the freight handlers Of all the railroad
companies terminating in Jersey City and
Hoboken have demanded an increase OF
pay. If their demands are not conceded
BY the companies, the handlers will go out
on a strike at noon tomorrow.
The custom house officers on all the piers
in Jersey City went out on strike this after
noon. Their grievances are not known.
There was a ripple OF interest on the
North river shore when Boatswain Sulli-
van, of the steamer Helvetia, Of the Ma
tional Line, refused to take gang Of men
to the Erin to unload her cargo. The mon
were sent under other leadership, and Sui.
liyan is believed to be in chains for mutiny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01

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VOL. "a.
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.
,y.,t Virginia cold. northweSterly winds
tv,..srhrr 70, becoming slightly warner.
INIt :, Western Pennsylvania, nOTtheTly, shifting
to1 to1s,s-Iv winds. fair weather, preceded by
y SI,y, on lake coast, becoming warmer
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
T,pIILY REGISTER 'rH be sent for
~, donrr. payable ia adn"acc, during the sif-
Saoof N, LEGISLATURE. FnH proceedings 'riH
brpu5lishsi daily.
To,uARLESTON SUBSCRIBERS.
o,Br,>Lopilbrl LETT wiih Richardson Bros,
cp,,F Jr.,i. he onlhoriscdagcHtS At Charles
,, t,. ne Duiig aii Sunday REGISTER.
An ,.,sL,r Subscribers riH Be supplied
,,onpag on tie srsahlg Of Pabliea'io" at 10
CENTS p,r ,rsyk for Daily and Is ecHt' per
NIX fD, Daily and SUHday
WEST III. PRINTING co.
MrrpERER II. NJ. Brooks has been
rsspited till April
QUIET reigns in Belfast. No one was
killed in the riOting.
ALARM is again felt regarding the cOndi-
tion OF Hon. S. S. Cox.
TuEpublic debt has been reduced about
5000 uoO since january.
TuE dispatches furnish plenty of good
bl,ody war news this morning.
-S-
A JOINT assembly of three Democrats
was held in New Jersey yesterday.
IrIS to be hoped the Republican Council
will llallow Democrats to stay in town.
THE RAIDS and Greenhackers centercd on
RrRpErrE Yesterday. Otherwise the vote
wgS the same aS before.
THERE seems to be no trouble in getting
non-uuiou men in New York, and the
strikers are losing ground.
TllE bottom has again dropped out Of
the thermometer in the Northwest. the
home OF huStlers and billiards.
A ErorruoS has been introduced in
tha House calling on the President tn take
action in the matter of coast defense.
FROM all sides comes the warning that it
behoovcS Democrats to be careful if they
want to keep West Virginia in line for
I>N>.
THERE is sand to IN no longer any doubt
that Mr. MANNING will resign. Mr.
Scurr, Of Pennsylvania, will probably
succeed him.
THE pushing and ilmming for spoils in
thr ctrcus of Republican Councilmen last
night leads one to think that the Republi-
cans are hungry.
r. NM. ;,,,rs,, D.ra,,,,o Ervsrv IN
know that an aSSemblagc Of his constitu-
ents hanged him in eltisy at Warrington
the other evening.
Trr Uonss v-,,rr,t,v r,ss,d D,Iro,te
C1E,S,x,S bill m,k,n. it a misiemranor
to employ boys Hnd'r twelve Years OF age
in coal mines, work shops, ere.
Tr - s,id tb,+ ,b.. ori.i,,I BPfcg,v.
y,,-vc - liri,., ir,,., N Iondop Can
~. r,,- o.,r ,u III finn. how. bec,, IN
bs,;r. from, h.. ,,r,,.r,,,s ,.;,....s
-
81 ,, i,,,,.nso f,r,,,ro o,d ,.bo o,.,od
hal, IL. r..,;d.n,. r,rt - ,n, u.,r, -
,rt,r,r,.e, ,r,s f,r,rd r,noir,,i :, his harm
r,,,,o,.r,. ir..,,,;,,.
.----------
NN'N"ND BELMONT son ol the Wen
known Banker, AUGUST BELMONT ana
;...,:.,...-.
-.
TIE uver miners have struck to the
hum'rroi about 6'""' ana all VIII he out
~ '"r nluuIe "I the week. Inc demands
'' i '"""Snt' VIII not De granted on ae'
CDuutOl the state of the trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-01
Ten Killed In a Collision.

Total apparent rail capaeity......:,.... SO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

baB bic 9ucabos bes Sennor Srtis uisl:
lei6t bic Der Romeros aufpiesen fOnnten,
Der &siter aber, ber an ienem Rorser
CUR Stabt binaus iprsnste, fab firrab,
ni9t aus ute elm sefrdntter Srdutisam,
SIM @esentbeil, auf ieinem Intlis lag ber
Strabl bes Ertumpfes unb Der 2iebe. 81
uerIieB bic Stabt auf tur3e Srift. nm mad
ietner Sacienba su ieben, uielIei6t aud,
nm ben unuermeibli9en @eiprd4en gu ents
geben. Sein Yferb bielt on benz 9auie
Ser &omeros in alter @~ewobnbeit an, be-
tam aber iofort bic i9arfen Sporen bafir
III idmeden. Dem Weni1en 1T nt9t
wpbl an Der Stelle, NO er Elm llnre9t aus
gefiist bat er wuBte, baB er bteie
S9peae ME mebr utebr betreten tOnne.
Nber islbit bieier ausenblif i6wanb
slei9 wieoer in Sersenen Dor Der einen ies
Iisen grinneruus, bic er nit i3 binuus
nabm. Seine Grandchildren i9miitten
ibn, aber 3wei @ranatIippen batten beiB
auf ben ieinen %sebrunnt, pie er 9laubte,
einen neuen SunO beiieselno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

permo9te. Sbr 4ntlis mar fat bleiaer,
ais bas Der Eootsu; pielei6t beneioete ife
bas 9er3, pel5es ittI itanb, pdbrenb bas
tire 10 rubelos nit benz S9merse rama.
aber es lit gut, IN bas taIte, itile gntlis
zines Eobten 3u i9ausn, penn irbiides
Slid uns tdui9te; bas Iebrt 10 ernit unb
milb, wie allies btentebeu enoet, 2ieben uie
9etoen, Soffnuus unb Edui5uns - pie
Jules ipurlos p%errtuut unb mir on ni6ts
weniser uns tlammeru iolen, ais an etn
Weni9enbers, bas 10 lei9t panbsIbar, 70
leidt uerI6idba1 lit.
Oils frdter Sennora &oia 6as Iebte @es
Lett seseben wurbe, abnte &einer, wie
i4per serabe iett bteier Ssrluit ibre Gods
ter getroffen. Sa, Siele meinten, es fet
gut, baB bic frante Senora eubIi6 erlSst
iei; SaIub babe it9 BEL bsrsn 9fese aufses
rieben. aud siideIte man ii4 gu, mas
f~faottunbises 9eiprd4 seuorben, baB IS
aud Der Senuora Sdulb 9epeien, tpeur
Donna Saluo unb Yere, tein gaar aepors
ben, uno Der uumutbtse Gabaaero enbIid
ietn Sell BEL elmer Inbern periu9t babe.
@ott itrafe i'm fir feline llntreue, iesten
bic 6rauen e%ntriitet biuSu, inbeB bic Rdns
ner i3Iau NIT ben @ussn bIinselten unb
meinten, lin Donna 9oIa's wiuen IieBe
piel fi9 besretfen. SaIub iei uiellei6t elm
@nseI - raber per dos! mas 1T bic ans
bere fir elm Weib! S9aoe nur, bas bic
blanten Ducabos Der &omero nun pabrz
i6eiuli9 na9 Sauta 9atarina panoern
wirben, benz ~eiusisen BIas ia, no man
Donna SaIuo nod a~ntreffe. Sraenb elm
anoerer @abaaero, fiiste Der gine ober Gins
bere btnsu, tbdte wobl baran, iein Slid
bel ibr gu ueriu6en unb fe iiber ben unses
treuen Su troIten.
90 ipra9en bic 2eute, ebe nod Sennora
Goia's @rab sei9Iofen mar; 10 ipra6en
iie nod mad Wo9eu, unb man6er iunae
Rann ueriu6te felt benz Sage In bas Saas
Der Romeros gu gelausen. Oes alien Sas
fl Setannti6aft uno Srsunbi6aft idien
man iest fir iebr piini9enswsrtb su balten.
aher peoer 9elau9en bic Sldne Der
iunsen Serren, nod e%rSffuste fid ben
S9peifern in Santa gatartn bic ausii1t
cine neue @enoiin on Salub su erbaIten.
Ho4 fdmpfte bieie ben Rampf nit ibrem
S6mers; bod salten ibre @ebete pobI
ni6t ALIEN benz sissnsn @ei6id, ionbern
AUDI benz Slid zines anbern, fir ben fte
weaisftens nidt aufbOren %tonnte, gu ior9sn.
6ortiesung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

md9er gu uerien, an beuen err nur atbem:
los bordte: er itirmte bic Srsppe binab. -.
9luf benz Sofe trat bic !3eritOruns unb lin:
orbnuus elmer tiirSIt9 erfoIsten Ibreiit
ibm entsesen. ilnseitiim uerlangte er Sin,
LAP, bis snoli9 Elm Oiensr ibm 6ifnete, Der
ben grrestsn NIT uerwunberten auaen an,
~itarrte: Sennor Srtta unb feline Sodtsr
babsn felt finf Sasen bic Stabt perIaiien,
wie ia ldnsit ibr @nti4luB sepeien.
Suau mar su usrpirrt, i'm slei5 su pers
iteben; absr Der Wann w%ieoerboIte feline
Iusiase. @r meinte freili9, stmas m6se
bic abreiie perfriibt porbsu isin, ba bic
Sennora 10 seeilt babe.
Die abreiie psrfribt - bas i9ien Suan
Elm 2idtbIif. Wie ptsl W6sIidteiten
tounten nt6t sinsetreten fem, bic cine raI9ss
re Ibreiie beii6tsn2 absr bate man tein
8ort, tsine Boti9aft fir ibn bin~tsrIaiisn 2
Der 0tener i1itttelte bas 6aupt 4; ibm mar
nur bas Saus CUR einftueiIisen 8euu9une
ibsrseben; Sennpr Srtit sebeute ss gu
uertaafen i3uerIi3 weroe er 3urittebrsu.
9eres iebo9 bSrte idon ni5ts msbr pom
bieien grtlirunsen &; nur elm 9ebante bate
i'm erfaBt; ben Soranseeilten 10 raid ME
mSgIia su folgen. Sci ben i9wierigen
gsrtebsss 9 rbaltnifsa tonnte elm ti6ti9er
&stter INNER nod ii5 9Offnuns MAIDEN,
iie wieber etnboleu, ooer Die Sauptitaot
nur wenis ipdter gu srrei3en.
Ote braunen Subianer Wdb9en, bic 10.
eben gum Wartt se3osen tamen, bic t%Isinsn,
sarten 9eitalten, fat iiberlaben pon ben
i9psren 9aiten, bic ite 10 sei9itt an Stirns
bduoera trusen, traten f9eu our Settle Dor
benz anseitimen 6eiter, Der brauienb an
ibuen poriiberhog, wie ebeu nur elm msIt:
canii9er &eiter es gu tbuu uermas. Oo6
i9auten sic tbm ueugierts uno wobIges
fdqis mad, unb ibre idmal9ei9Iisteu bun:
teln Ausen blisten, ais iie ii9 erSiibltsu,
baB Der 9abauero Der i30ne Watabor iei,
Der bsim lesten Stiersefedt ii4 10 iiesrei6
berporsetban babe.
So9 aud elm anberss 4usenpaar i9aute
benz eilissn &eiter NIT laugen Slifsu mad.
Iu1 Saluo bate bieie Hu9t bur9pa9t
aud ie bate uuseabnt Dor elmer berben
S%rennuns %seitanoeu. llnerwarteter, aIs
ibr lauses 2eben IS uorausiessn lteB, mar
Der Cob an Sennora &oia berangetrsten.
SIM Worgen9rauen tniete Salub BET Der
sntisslten Siue Der Wutter, ii5 bpppelt
u%erlanen fibIeno, nun Der Croft aud bielsr
9iebe ibr senommen mar.
Oils Der Worssnitrabl unb bas @erduit
bes erpa9enben 2ebens atel in baS 3tm.
mer beS Summers oraus, erbob Salub ii9,
bic Seniter feiter gu peridIisBsn -
Der rai9e Sufi4las zines Yferbes lief
ie In benz ausenbIid unpiutirli9 binaus:
bIitsn - fie %ertannte Yeres.
Suan YereS, Der 6rsunb ibrsr Sinbbeit,
Der @sliebte ibrer Susenb, Der Wann, be,
ibr S9us, lire Stise fur bas 9eben BAIT,
ieiu ioasn, fog iett 10 slet9siItis poriibs,
- ibren S4mer3 ni9t msbr tennenb, ibrer
Summer ui9t mebr tbsilsnb. Sas ma,
Elm srusuter Sti4, Der tn has Sers ib,
bang unb fe bOppsIt uereiniamt fi4 fuller
lisB.
9anse bauerte eS, bis fs wiebsr su ben
ftiusn aaserbsr SsritOrbensu surid3utebrer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Der Shlaufppf. Sin Bauer tommt ,u

Der SdlantOpf. Yin Bauer fommt Sa
einem gbuotatsu, trdst tbm sipen Streitfal
Dor uno frast ibn oann, Oh er ben YroseB
annebmen unO sepinnen tonne. - aopos
tat: rSa, natiirlid - ben YroseB nsbm' i5
an, Der wiro seponnen J." - Bauer: rglio
msinet Der Serr wirtIi', bss groseBIe miiebt
sewonne iei'3" &cuotat: llnbeoinst - i9
itebe bafir ein." Bauer: ySa - wiHet -
Der Serre, ba MIL r's bod bIsibs' Iafe'
gu tlass', benin I bab' Sbua bas Yro3sBle
BON mei'm 9ssnsr uerSdbIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
seaeaoe pou ben ltebeu Ssiliuen Suites mad

SeBeWoe uDu 0eH lteUeH peutBeN VuUep HuU
ben b 4 II QueIen bearbeitet pom g. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Nsbt Siteltablti9, sroben
Sablear Don SSerllialem unb iber 100 Bill
bern IN Sol3i9uitt. Wtit mebreren bii3Oht:
den approbationer. 20. glulase in 40,
@ebunoen in gang 2eberbanb $500. Bro
i9trt in IA Seften a 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 2egenSe BON ben liebeH beili=
gen uHb sotticliseu 9ieueru uuierer liebeu
5rau uus ben beribmteiten gnabenorten Der
bobsn SiramelsfOnistn. gon q. OFT. Siz
idOfi9 approbirt unb bur9 ben 81. 8ater
@eb. in 9an5 9eSerban6 $500. SroI6irt in
Is Seften q 80 Gents.
Die beilise SGrtft bes aIteu unS ueueH
Setaments. Ntit ausfibrli9en anmertunz
gen erlGutert pom DR.. Sol. Sr. QIIioli.
Wttt Qpprobatiou bes 81 .Stubles. Rei6
tquitrirt. Sn4e. @eb. II 2eberbait6 $500.
Before @iubdnbe pou 81 bis $500.
groi6irt in "a Seften q 80 Gents.
86aaii@=fatbolti6er @ai,spreSiser.
Iluterweiiunsen iiber lie pidtisiten @laus
bens= uuo Sittsnleblen. auf ale Cont II.
P. u. Sausberr. Yr. b. g. Z. Mit BIZ
i66fi6er approbation. 656 g. IN ar. 80.
Sn ! War. sebunoen $500. SIN 10 5etten
q % Gents.
r. P. @offne, triffatboliides 1lnterri6ts=
uuo @~rbauunssbuf, ober tur;e auslesuns
aaer ionnz uub fettdsliden @pifeln unb
@uan9elien, ianrrrt baraus se;o9enen @lauz
bersz lno Sittenlebreu &C. Don q. Oft,
Stabtpfarrer. Utit bid. approb. 70S Sell
ten IN CT. 81. SIN ! Dtar. Seb. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03

Gs miro &einer Sroben ietn. vRannit
Ou mir iasen, Inton," fra9te Der Qebrer
einen S4aler, yparum ss I'M Spri9uort
beiBt: es 1T nod tein @sIebrter pom Sims
mel sefalsn2~ Inton: SIS wirb Rsimsr
brobsn istn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-03
Gmpfe6fenswert6e
illmfrirte &ausbI6er.
SofepbtsSnd, sber: Die Madt Der THr.

SofepbtsSud, sber: Sie Itadt Der JHrs
bite bee beiliseu !Batriarfeu Soicpb, in iebr
pteler i50nen Seiipielen aus alter linb neler
Sett. Ssaus9e9eben pom y. Dit. gttt
bti9Of. Qpprobation. 40. Sritte Gulaae.
$780, s. i Ss"' Ss'"''a"' NIT s''''Fsl'""s ss''
9as betIi8e eano nuo bic beiligen Stdtteu.
0a9 ben Seri6ten Der bepGbrteten S6rifts
teller er3dblt pon DR.. &. sSanner. Wtit Sis
telftablti6 un6 elmer gnit6t pom cSeruialem
IN SarbenorIt. Sn 40. @eb. in / Mar.
$500. Sroi9trt in 10 Seften q a 30 Gents.
EUCHARIsTIE -BUCH. 8uuoerbare BE.
gebenbettcu rrS Gr3dblungeu bon benz alor.
tpiroigiteu, b%etltaiteu acknowledgements, ans
allen Soften nl6 Sa9rbuuoerten. Seraus,
9e9eben pom geo. Dit, Staotpfarrer. Wftt
oberbtrtlt9er Appropriation. SSSn 40. Srttte
aufldge. @eb. in gan; 9eoer6dno $500.
Sroi6trt in - Seften q 30 Gents.
q. Wartia bon Godbent's 9ebeu uuS Pei.
lno ieiner i%u1gfrauliben Wfntter Maria. Wit
Stablfti6, pielen Sol3I6nittbilbern unb els
mem &ableau bes 81. 2anbes. gteu bearbeis
tet BON Nt. SinSeL 3ebnte aufIage
in 40. Sn ! Wtar. seb. $500. - groi9irt
III 10 Seften q 80 @erGs.
8atafombetbtt6 mter benz Sitel: Ste
erten Gbriitsu ober uub inter Der Grbe
ober: r8elsniiie far ben @lauben, bic Soffs
nun9 lno giebe unierer beiligen Wtutter Der
Rir6e." Sin Bud Ses Srotes unb Der @rs
multiplying fir ben Ratboliten ,inb Der Ses
lebrun9 fir tbre @e9ner. 8on O eorsOtt.
@tt oberbirtli6er @enebmtsuns. &et9 Illus
itrtrt. Sn reid per9olbete Sefe 9ebilnben
$3.5O.-Su 10 Seften q 30 Gents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-07
ORDINANCE NO. 224.

Granting TO frank d. Myer the Privilege
to Construct, Maintain and Operate a
Street Railway in the City of Sacra-
mento, and Granting him the Rieht-of-
TTlHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
il of Sacramento do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. The right and authority is hereby
given to Frank D. Myers. his successors and as
signs to lay down and maintain for the term of
fifty years from and after the passage OF this or
dinance, single or doub e-track railway, with
all the necessary and convenient tracks for
curves, turnouts, switches, side-tracks and ap-
penda ,es. and to propel cars thereon by the use
of either horses, mules, electricity or cables
<driyen by stationary engines, on, over and along
the following streets in the city of Sacramento
Commencing at the center of street, at the
in ersection of street and Tgenty-fourth
street and running along said Twenty-fourth
street to and across to the southern boundary
line of said city.
SECTION . HE rate of fare in said cars shall
not exceed five (5) cents for any one fare to any
point on said road.
SECTION 8. The owner or owners of said rail
way shall pay to the city of Sacramento for q
license for each car in daily use on said railway
the sum OF five (5) dollars per annum, which
shall entitle them to operate said road every
day in the year.
SECTION l. The Tracks OF said railway must be
constructed as nearly SIS practicable in the mid
die of said street
SECTION ). The owner or owners of sid rail-
way must keep that portion of the street be ween
the rails and for two feet on either side thereof,
in the same condition OF improvement aud re-
pair that the balance of said street along the
line of said load is kept by the city authorities
or adjacent property owners.
SECTION g. The rate of speed on said cars
must not be greater than eight miles per hour.
SECTION T. The work on said railway must be
commenced within sixty days and must be COM
pleted within one year from the date hereof
SECTION S. The willful violation of any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall work a for
feiture of the rights herein granted.
eEcrIoN 9. No poles shall be placed in the
street for use of the road should electricity be
adopted as a motive power for same.
SECTION To- This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately EUGENE ]. GREGORY,
President Board of Trustees.
Passed September s, 1887.
T. II. MCKEE, Clerk. s7-10t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-07
THE A. NJ, L. CONFERENCE,
Conclusion OF Its Business and Appoint
r,,eufs-Naxt Sess;on Of To- .n-~.r

Conclusion OF Its Business and Appoint
ments-Sext Session at Los Angeles.
The a. N. f. Church Conference met at
A. NJ. yesterday, and celebrated its annual
loye-feast services, which were led by Revs.
J. r. Dorsey, E. L. Tappsn and ]. Pointer.
Religious exercises were then conducted Inv
Rev. J. r. Handy.
The Presiding Elder gave the annual re-
port of the Bakersfield circuit The report
of the Committee on the State of the
Church was read and approved. The Sur
day-school report was also read and ar
proved. The report of the Judiciary Com
mittee was read and adopted by section.
The Rev. J. c. Hamilton. charged with
bigamy. was suspended from eli official
standing in the A. NJ. E. Church, and his
credentials as Deacon and Elder demanded.
He was officially notified to meet the next
annual Conference to answer to the charges
against him.
The reports of the Committees on the
State of the Country and on the Bible
Cause were read and approved.
At II M the Sunday-school scholars met
to celebrate their anniversary. They were
addressed by the Revs. W. H Washington,
J. F. Anderson, r. l.. Beale, r. P. Cham
berlain and the Bishop.
session, considering the subject of its
finances.
At 3 p. NJ the Conference assembled and
held its memorial services upon the deaths
of the Right Rev. Bishops James A.
Shorter and Richard II. Cain. The Com
mittee on Memoirs reported, and short ad-
dresses were delivered by Revs. J. Allen.
o. Summers, Slayen. J. Pointer and the
Bishop on the lives and noble work of their
fallen comrades. The services closed with
prayer by the Bishop.
The Conference went into the election of
General Conference delegates. Revs. R. L.
beaie and J. W. Sexton were elected min
isterial delegates Revs. j. Allen and P.
r. Green, alternates; A. F. Holland, of
Oakland, and |. Buchanan, OF Sacramento,
lay delegates. Brother George Green, of
San Francisco, resigned as lay delegate,
which was accepted, and Brother William
alexander, Of Wysndotte, Kansas, was
elected in his stead.
Reys. R. L. Beal and J. II Sexton were
elected Ministerial Trustees to Wilberforce
University. George Green, of San Fran
cisco, and l. Dunlap, of Sacramento, were
elected Lay Trustees.
Appointments were made as follows
San Francisco district-P r. Green, Pre-
siding Elder; San Francisco and Oakland
TO be supplied. Stockton, S. Savens Sac
ramento, o. Summers South San Fran
cisco Mission, r. V. P. Chamberlain Wat
sonyille Mission, John Pointer; Los An
geies district, Jordan Allen, Presiding
Elder and pastor in charge; San Diego cir
cult, J. B. Handy; Visalia circuit, Rev.
McLane
The Conference adjourned, to meet at
Los Angeles next August.